The Warren Commission just made things worse and I suspect

[democrat in Tallahassee]

that the 9/11 Commission will work in the same way. The "conspiracy" people (that's us) will use it to ask more questions that will never be answered and future generations will come to believe that the government was involved just like in the JFK assassination. This commission really settles nothing.

[Walt Starr]

1. The "Magic CIA incompetency" theory

is probably the best indication of that!

[Joanne98]

2. A total whitewash

George W. Bush is a great president. (sarcasm off) I can't believe they put the security of the United States at risk just to protect the "Boy King". This is the last straw. This country now becomes even more divided. Until the Bush family is brought to justice for their crimes against this country, there is nothing to talk about.

[wuushew]

4. Bingo

bad timing since we have a convention to hold and election to win with the twin dilemmas of an economic albeit jobless recovery and a lack of outrage over the loss of at least two soldiers a day in Iraqnam.

[KurtNYC]

5. There is no recovery

unless "recovery" means "depression". If you adjust the DOW for the fall in the value of US currency it is still around the bottom, about 7,500 to 8,000. The media can lie all they want, people know this.

[AntiCoup2K4]

3. The future generations will be right in doing so

Let's hope by then they realize that the same people were responsible for both, and are no longer living under the illusion that these treasonous fucking bastards have any resemblance whatsoever to honorable men and women of both parties who came before (and will hopefully come after)them.

[gumby]

6. "failure of imagination"

really did remind me of the Magic Bullet, especially after seeing Arlen Specter take his turn at the mike.